Did someone on BF point this out to him?But but but, we get looked after by the umps says this pies knob. If anything the filth are the ump's pets, always have been.
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Did someone on BF point this out to him?But but but, we get looked after by the umps says this pies knob. If anything the filth are the ump's pets, always have been.
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Anyone know how this ruling works?
It is allowed during general play. I think you’ll find that the umpires call play on if the player deviates from over the man on the mark, which they usually do to try and have a better angle. Obviously they can’t do that after the siren goes as the ball is called dead as soon as they deviateNot a farce comment here, but a genuine question:
When a player is taking a snapshot, the defenders must stand out of the clear zone and can only try to smother after the ’play on’ call.
If the shot at goal is taken after the siren, the kicker can still snap it but must start ‘off the line‘ in a manner that the snap is taken over the mark.
Is this type of snap (ie over the mark) specifically not allowed in general play, or can it done? I would have thought it would be the best way to snapshot without defenders running at you (depending where you’re lining up from of course).
Anyone know how this ruling works?
Nah, it's crystal clear Mac.Like all rules, it really depends on the day.
(I have seen players start off their line during quarters btw... but sometimes they call play on)
Nah, it's crystal clear Mac.
Very similar to the Unrealistic attempt rule.
Example: Shai comes from 4 deep for a mark, sits on 2 seperate heads, pirouettes, his nose starts bleeding due to altitude, he gets a hand on it, carries it down, ball spills out as he hits the ground.
Whistle!
In 0.4 seconds umpire 23 thinks:
Hmmmm, that was pretty unrealistic.... BUT it was Shai Bolton .... BUT.... I guess I should adjudicate consistently..... BUT Gil and Ch 7 do like to encourage the big marks.... BUT he did take that mark 4 times last week..... BUT.... Should I consult the ARC...... what would Stevic do....
Who'd be an umpire?
Every rule has a grey area interpretation. It's a joke.
Ask an umpire to get an answer. Ask two and get two different answersNot a farce comment here, but a genuine question:
When a player is taking a snapshot, the defenders must stand out of the clear zone and can only try to smother after the ’play on’ call.
If the shot at goal is taken after the siren, the kicker can still snap it but must start ‘off the line‘ in a manner that the snap is taken over the mark.
Is this type of snap (ie over the mark) specifically not allowed in general play, or can it done? I would have thought it would be the best way to snapshot without defenders running at you (depending where you’re lining up from of course).
Anyone know how this ruling works?
Newcombe was laying on the ground with an arm pinned, then the ball comes flying out, was one of the most obvious frees I've seen.I might edit together a video of every time Hawthorn threw the ball out of a tackle, if I have a spare seven hours.
I might edit together a video of every time Hawthorn threw the ball out of a tackle, if I have a spare seven hours.
Flogs tried their hardest.I might edit together a video of every time Hawthorn threw the ball out of a tackle, if I have a spare seven hours.